Contec CPS-MCS341-DS1-131 Owner's manual

Type
Owner's manual
CONPROSYS
M2M Controller
CPS-MCS341
System Setup Guide
CONTEC CO., LTD.
CPS-MCS341 System Setup Guide i
Before Using the Product
This is the System Setup Guide for the M2M controller, CPS-MCS341.
The CPS-MCS341 is referred to in the guide as “the product”.
Regarding the hardware, see the supplied Hardware Setup Guide for details.
Before using the product, visit our website to check the firmware version and update to the latest one
if necessary.
.
Online Help
Please refer to our online help for Creating monitoring screen (CONPROSYS HMI) and Task edit
(CONPROSYS VTC) through the links below.
CONPROSYS HMI
http://data.conprosys.com/help/hmi/V1/en/
CONPROSYS VTC(Visual Task Control)
http://data.conprosys.com/help/hmi/V1/en/
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Customer Support
CONTEC provides the following support services for you to use CONTEC products more efficiently
and comfortably.
Web Site
https://www.contec.com/
Latest product information
CONTEC provides up-to-date information on products.
CONTEC also provides product manuals and various technical documents in the PDF.
Free download
You can download updated driver software and differential files as well as sample programs available in
several languages.
For product information
Contact your retailer if you have any technical questions about a CONTEC product or need its price,
delivery time, or estimate information.
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Safety Precautions
Understand the following definitions and precautions to use the product safely.
Safety Information
This document provides safety information using the following symbols to prevent accidents resulting
in injury or death and the destruction of equipment and resources. Understand the meanings of these
labels to operate the equipment safely.
DANGER indicates an imminently hazardous situation which, if not avoided, will
result in death or serious injury.
WARNING indicates a potentially hazardous situation which, if not avoided, could
result in death or serious injury.
CAUTION indicates a potentially hazardous situation which, if not avoided, may
result in minor or moderate injury or in property damage.
Handling Precautions
- CONTEC CO., LTD. makes no commitment to update or keep current the information contained in
this document. The information in this document is subject to change without notice.
- Do not modify the software. CONTEC will bear no responsibility for any problems, etc., resulting
from modifying the software.
- Regardless of the foregoing statement, CONTEC assumes no responsibility for any errors that may
appear in this document or for results obtained by the user as a result of using the software.
Trademarks
F&eIT and CONPROSYS are registered trademarks or trademark of CONTEC. Other company and
product names that are referred to in this manual are generally trademarks or registered trade trademark.
DANGER
WARNING
CAUTION
C
AUTION
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Security Warning
When connecting to the network, be aware of security-related problems. See the examples of Security
measures below and set up the product properly along with the network devices.
[Information security risks]
- Unauthorized access from the outside through a network could cause the system halt, data damage,
or exposure to malware
*1
- Invaded and used as a stepping stone, a device might attack the others through networks.
(a victim becomes an assailant)
- Information might leak without realizing due to the connection to the network.
- Secondary damages such as harmful rumors, liability in damages, social credibility fall, and
opportunity
loss are expected led by the troubles described above.
*1…Malware (Malicious Software) is software that brings harm to a computer system and performs unintended
operations.
[Security measures - e.g.]
- Do not keep using the default password. (Refer to the product manual for the password setting).
- Set a strong password. Combined with upper and lowercase letters, and numbers so that it cannot be
easily analogized by others.
- Change the password periodically.
- Disable unnecessary network services and functions.
- Restrict access to the network with network devices.
*2
- Restrict ports to be released on the network with network devices.
- Create a closed network connection using such as dedicated network or VPN.*
3
*2…Inquire for setting procedure to manufacturers.
*3…VPN (Virtual Private Network): a secured network that wards off unauthorized access by
protecting
the communication path with authentication and encryption.
Unfortunately, there are no perfect ways to avert unauthorized access or close a security hole
that are endlessly found day and night. Please understand that risks are always involved with the
Internet connection, and we strongly recommend a user should constantly update information
security measures.
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Table of Contents
Before Using the Product ............................................................................................................................ i
Online Help ................................................................................................................................................... i
Customer Support ........................................................................................................................................ ii
Web Site................................................................................................................................................ ii
Safety Precautions ...................................................................................................................................... iii
Safety Information .............................................................................................................................. iii
Handling Precautions .......................................................................................................................... iii
Trademarks ................................................................................................................................................. iii
Security Warning ........................................................................................................................................ iv
Table of Contents ........................................................................................................................................ v
1. SYSTEM SETUP 1
Setup procedure ........................................................................................................................................... 1
Basic Setup .................................................................................................................................................. 2
- Basic Setup through a Web Browser ............................................................................................... 2
- Web Browser Menu........................................................................................................................... 4
- Web Browser Screen Display ........................................................................................................... 7
2. CREATING AND DISPLAYING MONITORING SCREENS 41
Basic Procedure for Creating a Monitoring Screen................................................................................ 42
Summary of Available Items .................................................................................................................... 47
Input/Output sample .................................................................................................................................. 48
3. CREATING AND DISPLAYING PROCESSING TASKS 51
Basic Procedure for Creating a Processing Task .................................................................................... 53
Summary of Available Items .................................................................................................................... 56
Input/Output module allocation ............................................................................................................... 59
Sample ........................................................................................................................................................ 63
4. TRANSFERRING MEASURED DATA 85
Data transfer setting .................................................................................................................................. 86
Service setting............................................................................................................................................ 87
Network setting ......................................................................................................................................... 88
Wireless LAN setting ................................................................................................................................ 89
SIM card setting ...................................................................................................................................... 91
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5. USING THE PRODUCT AS THE OPC UA SERVER 93
Communication with the OPC UA Client ............................................................................................... 93
Download the OPC UA server certificate ............................................................................................... 94
Upload the OPC UA client certificate ..................................................................................................... 95
Client authentication by user ID .............................................................................................................. 95
Communication with CNC by FANUC .................................................................................................. 95
OPC UA server overall certification ....................................................................................................... 96
OPC UA server address space specification ........................................................................................... 97
6. EMAIL SENDING 101
SMTP Server setting ............................................................................................................................... 102
Mail address setting ................................................................................................................................ 104
Send Mail program.................................................................................................................................. 105
7. AZURE IOT HUB COMMUNICATION FUNCTION 107
Azure IoT Hub communication functions............................................................................................. 107
Cloud service preparation ....................................................................................................................... 107
Create a Microsoft Azure account ......................................................................................................... 107
Create an Azure IoT Hub........................................................................................................................ 108
Obtain a device connection string.......................................................................................................... 110
Azure IoT Hub setting ............................................................................................................................ 113
Send Azure IoT task................................................................................................................................ 114
8. MTCONNECT 119
MTConnect outline ................................................................................................................................. 119
MTConnect overall specification........................................................................................................... 120
MTConnect Data Item specification...................................................................................................... 120
An example of MTConnect client display ............................................................................................ 121
9. FTP COMMUNICATION FUNCTION 123
FTP Server settings ................................................................................................................................. 124
File sending/receiving program ............................................................................................................. 125
10. SETUP TROUBLESHOOTING 127
Setup Troubleshooting ............................................................................................................................ 127
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11. APPENDIX 131
Appendix 1 Data Transfer Format ...................................................................................................... 131
Appendix 2 F&eIT Protocol Specifications ....................................................................................... 145
- Basic Specifications ...................................................................................................................... 147
-Control Information........................................................................................................................ 152
Appendix 3 SD card ............................................................................................................................. 157
Appendix 4 DIP switch ........................................................................................................................ 158
Appendix 5 LED .................................................................................................................................. 159
Appendix 6 Rotary switch ................................................................................................................... 160
Appendix 7 Modbus status information ............................................................................................. 161
Appendix 8 COM setting..................................................................................................................... 165
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System Setup
Setup procedure
The product must set a unique IP address that is not used by any other devices on your network.
The IP address of factory default setting is“10.1.1.101”, and 255.0.0.0” for subnet mask.
(1) Connect the power supply cable and network cable to the product.
Connect the product and host controller by straight cable.
(2) You can connect the product through a Web browser of the host computer to display input data.
Use Microsoft Internet Explorer 11.x or a later version as a Web browser.
Please refer to Online Help of CPS-MCS341 Series for browser support.
(3) Set the IP address and network mask of the host controller so they belong to the same network as
the product.
An example:
IP address of host controller: 10.1.1.2
Network mask of host controller: 255.0.0.0 can be used.
You will not be able to connect via a Web browser if the IP address and network mask settings are
improper.
(4) How to display input data through a Web browser is instructed in the Basic Setup from a Web
Browser section.
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Basic Setup
The product continuously collects the latest data of the I/O signals that are connected to the controller.
You can connect to the product through a browser from the host computer and create and display
monitoring screens.
- Basic Setup through a Web Browser
Operating procedure
(1)
Start a Web browser and enter the IP address of the product in the address field.
The factory default setting is 10.1.1.101for an IP address.
Set the PC on the same network via LAN cable.
Enter https://10.1.1.101/or “http://10.1.1.101/in the address field of the browser to connect.
When connecting with http, the screen below does not appear.
Figure 1.1. Certificate confirmation screen
Although the screen above will be displayed, choose Continue to this website.
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Figure 1.2. Enter Password
Enter user name:mc341 and password:mc341” in the dialog box.
(2)
The Status Menu appears.
Figure 1.3. Menu
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- Web Browser Menu
-Status menu
Link to these pages from the Status menu.
Figure 1.4. Status menu screen
-Maintenance menu
Link to these pages from the Maintenance menu.
Figure 1.5. Maintenance menu - 1
Monitoring edit (P.17)
- Display the monitoring edit screen.
Task edit (P.17)
- Display the task edit screen.
Modbus data view (P.7)
- Display each register value of Modbus.
Save to ROM (P.18)
- Save the settings to ROM.
If you do not save the settings, they will return to the
previous ones upon turning off.
Data transfer setting (P.18)
- Set up the destination of the measured data to be
transferred.
Monitoring view (P.7)
- Display the monitoring screen
Modbus data view (P.7)
- Display each register value of Modbus
System information (P.26)
- Display the system information details of
the product.
Maintenance menu
- Switch to the maintenance menu.
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Figure 1.6. Maintenance menu - 2
Azure IoT Hub setting (P.38)
- Set up Azure IoT Hub for the device.
Time sync setting (P.19)
- Set up the name of NTP server that obtains the time and
date.
Service setting (P.20)
- Enable or disable specified services to be operated in the
product.
File view (P.20)
-Display data collection.
OPC UA setting (P.93)
-Download the OPC UA server certificate, and
upload the client certificate.
* CPS-MCS341-DS1-131 ,
CPS-MCS341G-DS1-130,
CPS-MCS341Q-DS1-131 only
MTConnect setting (P.39)
-This sets up the MTConnect.
* CPS-MCS341-DS1-131 ,
CPS-MCS341G-DS1-130,
CPS-MCS341Q-DS1-131 only
Network setting (P.21)
-This sets up the network such as “IP address”.
Wireless LAN setting (P.36)
This sets up the wireless LAN setting.
SMTP Server setting (P.37)
- This sets up the SMTP server.
Mail address setting (P.37)
- This sets up the mail address setting.
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Figure 1.7. Maintenance menu 3
Figure 1.8. Maintenance menu – 4
FTP setting (P.40)
-Set up the FTP server.
Module setting (P.22)
-Set the CPS-MCS341 and its configurable
Modules.
User/Password setting (P.25)
- Set the log-in “user name /password” when using a Web
browser with the product
System information (P.26)
- Display the system information details of
the product.
SIM card setting (P.31)
-Set up the SIM card.
*for 3G support model exclusively.
Config backup (P.32)
- You can create a backup for the monitoring screen,
task program, and other settings
Config restore (P.33)
- You can restore a monitoring screen, a task program, or
other settings from the backup file.
Config initialize (P.33)
- This restores all settings to their factory defaults.
Reboot/Shutdown (P.16)
- This reboots and shut downs the product.
Firmware version up (P.34)
- Updates the firmware with “version up” file.
Status menu
- Switch to status menu.
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- Web Browser Screen Display
Click each category to show the related display on the right side.
(1)
Monitoring view
Display of the monitoring screen.
See Creating and Displaying Monitoring Screens” in Chapter 2 for details.
Figure 1.9. Monitoring Screen
(2)
Modbus data view
Display each register value accessible in Modbus TCP.
Figure 1.10. Modbus data view
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Select and display the register from a pull-down menu.
Specify the register in the pull-down menu and click the “get”. Status will be shown.
Figure 1.11. Select a register
DO from a stacking device is address-registered in Coil. DI is address-registered in Input status.
<e.g.> CPS-DIO-0808L (CPS-DIO-0808BL, CPS-DIO-0808RL)
Register
Address
CPS-MCS341
+
DevID0:CPS-DIO-0808L
CPS-MCS341
+
DevID0:CPS-DIO-0808L
+
DevID1:CPS-DIO-0808L
Meaning
Coil
0
CPU:DIO0 *1
CPU:DIO0 *1
0: OFF
1: ON
1
CPU:DIO1
CPU:DIO1
2
CPU:DIO2
CPU:DIO2
3
CPU:DIO3
CPU:DIO3
4
DevID0: DO-0
DevID0: DO-0
5
DevID0: DO-1
DevID0: DO-1
6
DevID0: DO-2
DevID0: DO-2
7
DevID0: DO-3
DevID0: DO-3
8
DevID0: DO-4
DevID0: DO-4
9
DevID0: DO-5
DevID0: DO-5
10
DevID0: DO-6
DevID0: DO-6
11
DevID0: DO-7
DevID0: DO-7
12
not in use
DevID1: DO-0
13
not in use
DevID1: DO-1
14
not in use
DevID1: DO-2
15
not in use
DevID1: DO-3
16
not in use
DevID1: DO-4
17
not in use
DevID1: DO-5
18
not in use
DevID1: DO-6
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19
not in use
DevID1: DO-7
20 and up
not in use
not in use
Input
status
0
CPU:DIO0 *1
CPU:DIO0 *1
0: OFF
1: ON
1
CPU:DIO1
CPU:DIO1
2
CPU:DIO2
CPU:DIO2
3
CPU:DIO3
CPU:DIO3
4
DevID0:DI-0
DevID0:DI-0
5
DevID0:DI-1
DevID0:DI-1
6
DevID0:DI-2
DevID0:DI-2
7
DevID0:DI-3
DevID0:DI-3
8
DevID0:DI-4
DevID0:DI-4
9
DevID0:DI-5
DevID0:DI-5
10
DevID0:DI-6
DevID0:DI-6
11
DevID0:DI-7
DevID0:DI-7
12
not in use
DevID1:DI-0
13
not in use
DevID1:DI-1
14
not in use
DevID1:DI-2
15
not in use
DevID1:DI-3
16
not in use
DevID1:DI-4
17
not in use
DevID1:DI-5
18
not in use
DevID1:DI-6
19
not in use
DevID1:DI-7
20 and up
not in use
not in use
Input
register
0 – 4FFF
not in use
not in use
not in use
5000 -
System information
* Refer to Appendix 7
Modbus status information
Holding
register
0 and up
not in use
not in use
not in use
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<e.g.> CPS-AO-1604LI (CPS-AO-1604VLI)
Register
Address
CPS-MCS341
+
DevID0: CPS-AO-1604LI
CPS-MCS341
+
DevID0: CPS-AO-1604LI
+
DevID1: CPS-SSI-4P
Meaning
Coil
0
CPU:DIO0 *1
CPU:DIO0 *1
1
CPU:DIO1
CPU:DIO1
2
CPU:DIO2
CPU:DIO2
3
CPU:DIO3
CPU:DIO3
4 and up
not in use
not in use
Input
status
0
CPU:DIO0 *1
CPU:DIO0 *1
1
CPU:DIO1
CPU:DIO1
2
CPU:DIO2
CPU:DIO2
3
CPU:DIO3
CPU:DIO3
4 and up
not in use
not in use
Input
register
0
DevID0:AO-0
DevID0:AO-0
0x0000 -
0xffff
1
DevID0:AO-1
DevID0:AO-1
0x0000 -
0xffff
2
DevID0:AO-2
DevID0:AO-2
0x0000 -
0xffff
3
DevID0:AO-3
DevID0:AO-3
0x0000 -
0xffff
4
not in use
DevID1:SSI-0
MSB 2byte
5
not in use
DevID1:SSI-0
LSB 2byte
6
not in use
DevID1:SSI-1
MSB 2byte
7
not in use
DevID1:SSI-2
MSB 2byte
8
not in use
DevID1:SSI-2
LSB 2byte
9
not in use
DevID1:SSI-3
MSB 2byte
10
not in use
DevID1:SSI-3
LSB 2byte
11 and
up
not in use
not in use
not in use
Holding
register
0 and up
not in use
not in use
not in use
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<e.g.>CPS-RRY-4PCC
Register
Address
CPS-MCS341
+
DevID0:CPS-RRY-4PCC
CPS-MCS341
+
DevID0:CPS-RRY-4PCC
+
DevID1:CPS-RRY-4PCC
Meaning
Coil
0
CPU:DIO0 *1
CPU:DIO0 *1
0: OFF
1: ON
1
CPU:DIO1
CPU:DIO1
2
CPU:DIO2
CPU:DIO2
3
CPU:DIO3
CPU:DIO3
4
DevID0:RRY-0
DevID0:RRY-0
5
DevID0:RRY-1
DevID0:RRY-1
6
DevID0:RRY-2
DevID0:RRY-2
7
DevID0:RRY-3
DevID0:RRY-3
8
not in use
DevID1:RRY-0
9
not in use
DevID1:RRY-1
10
not in use
DevID1:RRY-2
11
not in use
DevID1:RRY-3
12 and
up
not in use
not in use
Input
status
0
CPU:DIO0 *1
CPU:DIO0 *1
0: OFF
1: ON
1
CPU:DIO1
CPU:DIO1
2
CPU:DIO2
CPU:DIO2
3
CPU:DIO3
CPU:DIO3
4 and up
not in use
not in use
Input
register
0 and up
not in use
not in use
not in use
Holding
register
0 and up
not in use
not in use
not in use
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